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Rowe StarLink DLW-1, Field Service Manual And Parts Catalog

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SECTION 9 - 2 CHANNEL SOUND SYSTEM ....................................................................... 9-1

Acoustical Compensation (Equalizer Tone Controls) ....................................................................................... 9-3
Equalizer Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 9-3
Soft and Highly Absorbent Rooms .................................................................................................................. 9-4
Average or Moderately Absorbent Rooms ....................................................................................................... 9-5
Hard or Non-Absorbent Rooms ....................................................................................................................... 9-5

SECTION 10 - OPERATOR SCREENS .............................................................................. 10-1

Service Mode Map ........................................................................................................................................ 10-2
Main Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 10-4
System Auditing ........................................................................................................................................... 10-4
Collection ..................................................................................................................................................... 10-5
Pricing and Play Option ................................................................................................................................ 10-5
Song Play Order ........................................................................................................................................... 10-6
Credit Pricing ................................................................................................................................................ 10-6
Add Free Credits .......................................................................................................................................... 10-7
Autoplay Mode ............................................................................................................................................. 10-7
Clear Credit/Clear Queue .............................................................................................................................. 10-8
Recover Credits/Recover Queue .................................................................................................................... 10-8
Recover Queue ............................................................................................................................................. 10-9
Keypad ......................................................................................................................................................... 10-9
Recover Credits .......................................................................................................................................... 10-10
Keypad ....................................................................................................................................................... 10-10
Hardware/Diagnostics .................................................................................................................................. 10-11
Calibrate Touchscreen ................................................................................................................................. 10-11
Rowelink Configuration ................................................................................................................................ 10-12
System Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 10-12
Pricing Setup .............................................................................................................................................. 10-13
Audio Equalizers ........................................................................................................................................ 10-13
Audio Volume Presets ................................................................................................................................ 10-14
Audio Modes - Input Select ......................................................................................................................... 10-15
Audio Modes - Muting ................................................................................................................................. 10-15
Audio Modes - Output Mode ....................................................................................................................... 10-16
Remote Control Setup - Parameters ........................................................................................................... 10-17
Remote Control Setup - IR Settings ............................................................................................................ 10-18
Remote Control Setup - VCU Settings ........................................................................................................ 10-19
Microphone Setup - Setup .......................................................................................................................... 10-20
Microphone Setup - Routing ........................................................................................................................ 10-20
System Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 10-21
Network Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 10-21
System Diagnostics ................................................................................................................................... 10-21
Quick Diagnostics ...................................................................................................................................... 10-22
Network Diagnostics ................................................................................................................................... 10-22
Application Logs ......................................................................................................................................... 10-22
Update Controller ........................................................................................................................................ 10-23
Configuration Summary ............................................................................................................................... 10-23
Music Filter ................................................................................................................................................ 10-23
Spanish User Interface ................................................................................................................................ 10-24
Adding a BGM (Background Music) Unit ..................................................................................................... 10-25
Adding Microphones ................................................................................................................................... 10-26
Separate Volume Control of Speaker Zones ................................................................................................ 10-29
Keypad ....................................................................................................................................................... 10-31

Summary of Contents for StarLink DLW-1

Page 1: ...VOLUME 1 of 1 Rev H 21822662 FIELD SERVICE MANUAL and PARTS CATALOG DLW 1 STUDIO SOUND and 2 CHANNEL PREAMP R Sta rLink Sta rLink Internet Jukebox...

Page 2: ...Reader 1 7 UPS 1 7 System Power Supply 1 7 Transformer Assembly 1 7 Rowelink Controller 1 7 Volume Control Unit 1 8 Audio Video Controller 1 8 2 Channel Preamp 1 8 1000 Watt Audio Digital Power Ampli...

Page 3: ...ECTION 4 ROUTINE SERVICE Introduction 4 1 Collecting Money 4 2 Preventive Maintenance 4 3 Touchscreen 4 3 Exterior 4 3 Interior 4 3 SECTION 5 TROUBLESHOOTING Introduction 5 1 DLW 1 LED s 5 2 Power Sup...

Page 4: ...6 NETWORK Introduction 6 1 Where to Install the Designated Line and Router 6 2 Installing the Designated Line 6 3 DSL 6 3 Dial Up 6 3 Installing the Router 6 4 Introduction 6 4 Description 6 4 Steps...

Page 5: ...password 8 3 Who can view my account 8 3 How do I get to each section s home page 8 3 Revenue Reports 8 4 Usage Reports 8 4 Music Reports 8 4 System Reports 8 4 What are system reports 8 4 How often a...

Page 6: ...e Diagnostics 10 11 Calibrate Touchscreen 10 11 Rowelink Configuration 10 12 System Configuration 10 12 Pricing Setup 10 13 Audio Equalizers 10 13 Audio Volume Presets 10 14 Audio Modes Input Select 1...

Page 7: ...sembly Internal View Studio Sound 11 12 Shell Assembly Internal View 2 Channel Preamp 11 13 Shell Assembly Internal View Studio Sound and 2 Channel Preamp 11 14 Core ComputerAssembly 11 18 I O Subasse...

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Page 9: ...lacement of the obsoleteoutlet IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience recep tacles andthepointwheretheyexitfromtheapp...

Page 10: ...sure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of importa...

Page 11: ...to venues everywhere The InteractiveEntertainmentNetworkisdeliveredthroughtheDLW 1 system The system consists of a digital jukebox and an Internet router The DLW 1 jukebox is an Internet enabled juke...

Page 12: ...and Dollar Coin Acceptance Bill acceptance of 1 and 5 700billcapacity Credit card acceptance Web based management Attractmodewithlocalandnationaladvertising Singlesongdownload E commerceabilities Dyn...

Page 13: ...rial or boxes until the carrier s agent has examined them Damageclaimsareyourresponsibility Donotreturndamagedmerchandiseuntilafteryourclaimhasbeen established Onceyourclaimhasbeenestablished merchand...

Page 14: ...ve Then lower and remove Hanger Bracket IMPORTANT Save Retainer Brackets for later use after Wallphono is hung 2 PREFERRED METHOD At the installation location use a level to mark a line that is exactl...

Page 15: ...ection 1 Unpacking System Description 21822662 1 5 FIGURE 1 1 8 132 207 7 868 200 16 000 406 4 235 108 7 333 186 7 363 187 4 263 108 17 750 451 33 064 840 500 13 33 500 851 66 564 1691 FLOOR BACK VIEW...

Page 16: ...againstwallandloweritontospools 3 While Door is still opened visually check that the Wallphono Back Panel is properly seated on the spool slots 4 Reinstall Retainer Brackets and tighten screws to lock...

Page 17: ...ng displayingpricingandcredits viewing andchangingsetupandauditdata downloadingselections andinteractingwiththeInternet CREDIT CARD READER 34038401 Allows you to purchase music and other items with yo...

Page 18: ...Amplifier It has AVC automatic volume control to correct varying recording levels and tone control via 5 band equalizers All adjustments and options are programmable via the touchscreen and retained o...

Page 19: ...tput Transformer Transformer Power Supply Assembly Extra Cool Audio Amplifier Assembly Volume Control Unit Audio Visual Controller Assembly Rowelink Hub Assembly UPS Core Computer Touchscreen Flat Pan...

Page 20: ...uter Type 16 bit Stereo FrequencyResponse 20 to 20 000 Hz ChannelSeparation 90 db 1 000 Hz Output 0 7 V approx depending on the album Power Amplifier Second 1000 watt Stereo Amplifier is Optional 1000...

Page 21: ...662 1 11 LIGHTING Lamp Type Lamp Specs Fluorescent 2 6 watt 9 In F6T5 CW Neon Custom FUSESANDCIRCUITBREAKERS System Power Supply 120 VAC Transformer Primary Only Two 6 amp Circuit Breakers 24 VAC 4 am...

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Page 23: ...the jukebox and open the front door 2 Unplug the CC from the UPS see figure 2 1 3 Unlatch the two latches on the side of the Core Computer Swing the hard drive assembly open NOTE Allharddriveswillbes...

Page 24: ...5 1 Plug the AC power cable from the back of the jukebox into a standard grounded wall outlet and check that the system power supply power switch is in the ON position 2 Pressthepowerbuttonatthefrontl...

Page 25: ...the jukebox and check that the increment in credits available corresponds with the pricing scheme for the jukebox Credit Card Reader Fully insert and remove any magnetic card credit debit or Club Ecas...

Page 26: ...bottomleft handcorner Music Selection and Pricing See Section 7 Using the DLW 1 to understand how to use all of the features associated with the User Interface Thelocalmusicselectionandpricingwerepre...

Page 27: ...Keepinmindthatinadditiontothestandardinstallationtools theDLW 1jukeboxinstallationwillalso requirethefollowing StandardCategory5UnshieldedTwistedPair UTP Cable approximately200 pervenue RJ 45crimping...

Page 28: ...e communication updates software and albums and verifies that the DLW 1 is functional Most updatesoccurwhenthevenueisclosed TheDLW 1willstopworkingifthereisnocommunicationwith the network for 7 days S...

Page 29: ...pair no more than 1 cm and lay them flat together pinched between your fingers in the followingorderaccordingtofigure3 2 Step 4 Hold the 8 wires together and cut them at the top to make them all the s...

Page 30: ...ers The power level inthe70Vspeakersissetateachspeaker 250wattsofthe1000wattsisprovidedfor70VspeakersbyA1 A2 connectionsontheaudiooutputtransformerassembly NOTE 1000wattscanbeconnectedifyouconfigureth...

Page 31: ...tension speakers Use this worksheet as a guide to help you select which power tap to use for each type of external speaker you are using An extension speaker RMS power rating should be at least 10 hig...

Page 32: ...akers for the 1 watt taps ____at 1 watt each ____watts E1 to E2 Speakers for the 4 watt taps ____at 4 watts each ____watts E1 to E3 Speakers for the 16 watt taps ____at 16 watts each ____watts E1 to E...

Page 33: ...__watts E1 to E3 Speakers for the 8 watt taps ____at 8 watts each ____watts E1 to E4 Speakers for the 18 watt taps ____at 18 watts each ____watts E3 to E5 Speakers for the 24 watt taps ____at 24 watts...

Page 34: ...honographwillneedtosupplytotheextensionspeakers Thisamountmustnotexceed1000watts Ifitismorethan1000watts youmustreducethepowerusedby theextensionspeakerstoreducethetotalpowerconsumed thenrecalculateth...

Page 35: ...licker in a random manner the load is acceptable If the OVERLOAD INDICATOR S are always lit or flicker continuously the amplifier is overloaded and will shut down and you must perform Step 4 4 Do this...

Page 36: ...ANNEL 1 4 OHM SPEAKER 4 WATTS CHANNEL 1 8 OHM SPEAKER 8 WATTS EXTENSION SPEAKERS CHANNEL 2 E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E7 E6 E5 E4 E3 E2 E1 CHANNEL 1 70V MONO 70V 70V A1 A2 A1 A2 AUDIO OUTPUT TRANSFORMER ASS...

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Page 38: ...ph 3 12 21822662 2 1 E1 E6 E7 E5 E4 E3 E2 B BR Y G BR W G W BL W E7 E2 E1 E3 E4 E5 E6 Y BL W B G W BR W G BR A1 A2 A1 A2 B W B W S S 2 1 BR B W B G CHANNEL 1 OR 3 CHANNEL 2 OR 4 40832108 TRANSFORMER W...

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Page 40: ...ense factor should now be less for each speaker For a really big room Diagram 3 may be the best scenario Diagram 3 shows a series parallel hookup with up to 16 speakers The advantage is the ratings ar...

Page 41: ...hannel is out of phase plus and minus in hookup with respect to right channel EACH SPEAKER OUTPUT IS 250 WATTS DIAGRAM 1 1000 watts Amplifier E1 E7 E1 E7 Speakers Left Channel Speakers Right Channel E...

Page 42: ...peakers Left Channel Speakers Right Channel Series Parallel Hookup Sixteen 4 ohm speakers each rated at a minimum of 75 watts each Note Left channel is out of phase plus and minus in hookup with respe...

Page 43: ...E7 Speakers Left Channel Speakers Right Channel Series Parallel Hookup Thirty two 8 ohm speakers each rated at a minimum of 50 watts each Note Left channel is out of phase plus and minus in hookup wi...

Page 44: ...ier External Only E1 E7 E1 E7 Speakers Left Channel Speakers Right Channel 1000 watts Amplifier E1 E6 Speakers Left Channel Speakers Right Channel Violet Black E6 Pink Pink and Violet connect to E6 as...

Page 45: ...INK B MUTE NOT ON OFF CONROL 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 5 4 3 2 1 6 Conductor Modular Walljack Mount by VCU 9 VDC 100 ma Wall Plug in Power Supply 6 WIRE Modular Cable TB1 WELINK Rowelink A Rowelink B Existing 3 W...

Page 46: ...A ROWELINK B MUTE NOT ON OFF CONROL 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 5 4 3 2 1 6 Conductor Modular Walljack Mount by VCU 6 WIRE Modular Cable TB1 WELINK Rowelink A Rowelink B Existing 4 Wire Cable 9 V GND RLA RLB Roweli...

Page 47: ...c service call This section discusses how to collectmoney performthecashaudit anddopreventivemainte nance procedures Changing music collecting statistic figures and changing other venue specific featu...

Page 48: ...hejukeboxtoopen Step2 Removethecashboxandemptyoutallcoins thenremoveallbillsfromstacker Step3 PushCOLLECTswitchonRowelinkController CollectionOperatorScreenshowscash bills andcointotalsforcurrentperio...

Page 49: ...econds Cabinetand Clothmoistenedinwaterwithanymildcleaningproduct Lenses Calibration Pleaseseethefollowingprocedure Thefollowingproceduredescribeshowtocalibratethetouchscreen 1 PowerontheDLW 1Jukeboxa...

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Page 51: ...ebackofconnectorswhenmated 2 Adefectivemodule Troubleshootingproceduresaredirectedatmodulereplacement notrepair A summary of the functions for each of the phonograph s replaceable modules is in Sectio...

Page 52: ...sapproximatelytentimespersecond CC RL RX LED Shouldbeflashing FlasheswhenROWELINKCONTROLLERreceivesaRLsignalfromoneof theROWELINKdevices Appearsalmostcontinuouslyon rateismorethan20timespersecond CC R...

Page 53: ...nolinevoltageispresent IfUPSisswitchedoff pushUPSpowerswitch IfLEDfailstocome on ensure110VAClinevoltageisavailable BUILDINGWIRINGFAULTLED Shouldbeoff Ifon checkthe110VAClinewiringatthewallreceptacle...

Page 54: ...dsmoneyinformationtothecomputerviaRowelink Computerincreasesthecreditsaccordingly SelectionsRemaining arechangedontheapplication monitor Forcredit Creditcardacceptorreadscustomer smagneticcard A 5 or...

Page 55: ...6 Selectionisplayed ComputersendsaRowelinkmessagetotheAudio VideoController forStudioSound or theRowelink Controller for2ChannelPreamp toun mutetheamplifier Songislocatedonthelocalcomputerharddrive an...

Page 56: ...CREDIT PULSE and 12 V IMONEX 2 Channel COIN ACCEPTOR OPTIONAL MARS 330 212 NRI G 13 COIN CONTROLS C120 MICROCOIN S5 ELECTRONIC COIN ACCEPTOR 34032903 ROWELINK IR SIGNALS Valid IR 40846302 IR RECV R MD...

Page 57: ...TOR POWER SUPPLY Relay switched 120 VAC power 120 VAC LAMPS NEON LAMPS NEON POWER SUPPLY Relay switched 120 VAC power Relay switched 12 V power 120 VAC battery back up power Always ON 120 VAC power 40...

Page 58: ...P11 IR DETECTOR ROWELINK DISCRETE WIRE TB1 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 S1 COLLECT S2 POWER S3 CALIBRATE S4 REJECT S5 SERVICE 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 COIN A COM COIN A SIG LED A ANODE...

Page 59: ...ID 2 IN or reserved V SYNC NC BLUE H SYNC BLUE RETURN GREEN MONITOR ID 1 IN or DDC data I O GREEN RETURN RED MONITOR ID 0 IN RED RETURN 6 6 11 11 1 1 7 7 12 12 2 2 8 8 13 13 3 3 9 9 14 14 4 4 10 10 1...

Page 60: ...003 Extremely Cool TM 1000 500x2 Watt RMS Audio Digital Amplifier 12 VAC 12 VAC 20 VAC 20 VAC 50 VAC 50 VAC 20 VAC 120 VAC 120 VAC 40917102 POWER XFORMER ASSY 9 8 7 6 1 2 3 4 5 PART OF 34032603 5 4 3...

Page 61: ...1 2 1 2 R B B W R 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 TO BILL ACCEPTOR TO POWER SUPPLY B W G Y B G Y W BL BL W Y O G Y V V 34039101 12VDC FAN 34039101 12VDC FAN R R B B 3403991...

Page 62: ...3 Coin Controls C120 Micron S5 Electronic Coin Acceptor Valid IR IR Recv r Optional IR Signals 40875907 Control Panel Reject Sw Power Sw Volume Control MDB Bill Acceptor Pulse Bill Acceptor Coin Switc...

Page 63: ...WER TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY Transforms 120 VAC primary to secondary s for the 2 channel preamp and DC voltage supplies ROUTER Located outside of Phonograph 22160801 or 22151901 15 or 17 inch SVGA TFT LCD...

Page 64: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 COIN A COM COIN A SIG LED A ANODE LED B CATHODE COIN B SIG COIN B COM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 COM 12 VDC COIN 5 COIN 6 NOT USED INHIBIT ALL CO...

Page 65: ...4 5 PART OF 34032605 5 4 3 2 1 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 7 8 9 5 4 3 2 1 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 7 8 9 G Y B Y B R B W B S W S G Y BR O B Y B W BR W B R Y S Y S S Y S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 66: ...C NC BLUE H SYNC BLUE RETURN GREEN MONITOR ID 1 IN or DDC data I O GREEN RETURN RED MONITOR ID 0 IN RED RETURN 6 6 11 11 1 1 7 7 12 12 2 2 8 8 13 13 3 3 9 9 14 14 4 4 10 10 15 15 5 5 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 5...

Page 67: ...8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 NEON LAMPS 5000 VAC 20 mA 12 VDC 1 2 1 2 R B B W R 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 TO BILL ACCEPTOR TO POWER SUPPLY B W G Y B G Y W BL BL W Y O G Y V...

Page 68: ...arddriveinthetray 5 Thetraywasnotinsertedcorrectly 6 Theplugsinthetrayarenotcom pletelyseatedintheharddrive 7 The data cable or power plug CC boxinternal hascomeloosefromthe mainboardorharddrivebay Th...

Page 69: ...fanison andall 1 Thepowerplug videocable or does not work systemsLED sarenormal monitorpowersupplywiringisnot seatedcompletely 2 Themonitorpowersupplyisdefec tive 3 Themonitorisdead Thetouchscreendoes...

Page 70: ...Nomusicfromjukebox Nosoundfromjukebox 1 Volumecontrolisturnedalltheway althoughtheapplicationreports down NowPlaying aNewsong 2 Volumecontrolisbroken 3 Audio Videocontrolleror2channel preampiscontinua...

Page 71: ...jukeboxisnotpoweredon 4 The cable is loose at the CC box in thejukebox The DownloadNow Neitherfeaturehaseverbeen 1 ThereisnoEthernetcableconnection featureand orthe availableinthevenue betweentheroute...

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Page 73: ...ic Digital Subscriber Line DSL providing faster Internet ser vice Eitherway therouterinstallationwillbethesame Whether the venue will use the SDSL or dial up technology depends on the venue s geograph...

Page 74: ...r nexttoautilityswitchboxinabackroom Do Not install the line behindtheoldjukeboxorbehindtheDLW 1Jukebox inaplacewhereitisextremelydifficulttorunacablefrom inahightrafficareawherethetelephonecablecould...

Page 75: ...ormthatthelineisin Dial Up Dial upisthedefaultoptionthatisavailabletoeveryvenueifDSLisn t TheInternetconnectionisbroughttothe barviaastandardtelephoneline Ecastwillorderthedial upInternetthroughourpar...

Page 76: ...l upandtheDSLrouteristhemodelnumber see Table 1A InternetAccess Router ModelNumber 1Dial up Netopia 2020 2 DSL Netopia 7100 C Table1A CAUTION There is a major difference between the two routers intern...

Page 77: ...erportlabeled Line1 seeFigure6 2 tothedesignated phonejack Iftheprovidedcableisnotlongenough youcanpurchasealongeroneormakeyourown see StandardPhoneCablePinOutandSources Next connectthe9 pinACpowerada...

Page 78: ...lbeneedediftheRouterisplacedatagreaterdistancethantheprovidedcable This cable has 2 twisted pairs with pin 1 to pin 4 pin 2 to pin 3 pin 3 to pin 2 and pin 4 to pin 1 It is available indifferentlength...

Page 79: ...ouple reasons why it is important that the Operator feels comfortable withalloftheuserinterfacefeatures First theOperatorneedsto know how to answer questions on how to use the jukebox for venue worker...

Page 80: ...hesystem forafewminutes Simplytouchthescreentobeginusingthesystem Theattractloopwillautomaticallydisappear Getting started Touchanypartofthescreentobeginviewingalbumcovers AttractLoop JukeboxUserInter...

Page 81: ...etabsthatappearonthetopofthescreentomodifyyoursearch Assoonasoneletterhas beentypedintothekeyboard thesearchwilljumpthroughthealbumsorartiststonarrowthesearch Selecting Music From the Internet If the...

Page 82: ...hAllMusicbuttonatthebottomofthescreen Searchbyalbumand touch thenameofthealbumtoviewit ssonglist To select a Song Afterselectinganalbum scrollthroughthesonglistusingthearrowkeys TOUCH the NAME of the...

Page 83: ...net INTRODUCTION TheExtranetisanInternetthatonlyacompany semployeesand their business partners can access This private Internet is ac cessedbyagivenusernameandpassword Onlyinformationthat pertainstoth...

Page 84: ...s next step How do I return to the previous pages Click the square labeled Back on the upper left corner of your computer screen The Back button is part of your Internet browser NOTE The Ecast Extrane...

Page 85: ...ree 877 451 1537 Be sure to include your name phone number company name city and state with your request What if I forget my username or password Email Ecast at customerservice ecastinc com or call to...

Page 86: ...ed out Everydayafterthevenuehasclosed How to read system reports ClickSystemReportsatthetopofthescreentogettothesectionshomepage Alistoflocationswitheitheracheck markoran x totherightofeachnamewillapp...

Page 87: ...ckingtheboxagain Whenyou resatisfied withyourchoices click go atthebottomofthescreen Yourchoiceswillbedeletedbythenextday MusicAdvisor ThissectionallowsyoutochoosewhatalbumstoaddtoaDLW 1Systembasedont...

Page 88: ...eletealbumsfromthelist Clicktheboxnexttoeachalbumyouwanttodeleteandclickthe go buttonatthebottomofthepage Yourrequestwillbeprocessedovernight What is the maximum number of albums I can add to a locati...

Page 89: ...ndstate Ecastwillprocessthechangesovernight How can I edit ClickoneofthevenueslistedinEditProfileHomepageofwhichyouwanttoeditprofile Thepageyouseeafter theclickingcontainstheinformationofthevenuethatE...

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Page 91: ...Channel Sound System 9 1 Section 9 2 Channel Sound System INTRODUCTION This section shows the single and dual volume control connec tions and equalizer tone controls for highly moderate and non absor...

Page 92: ...ME COMMON CANCEL REMOTE ORDER ROWE CABLE 20819908 W B R G W B R G B Dual Remote Volume and Cancel Control 30632209 VOLUME COMMON CANCEL REMOTE ORDER ROWE CABLE 20819907 W B R B Remote Volume and Cance...

Page 93: ...forsevenspecifictoneranges Thefrequencyforeachrangeisprintednext toeachequalizercontrol IMPORTANT Each of these controls can limit the maximum volume for its range by as much as 75 This means that if...

Page 94: ...l graphic equalizer controls fully counterclockwise 2 Turn the 46 and the 108 Hz controls to the position midway between the maximum and the minimum positionasshowntotheright Leavealloftheothercontrol...

Page 95: ...wise 4 The controls on the equalizer should now be set as shown to the right 5 Playaselectionandturnthecontrolsslightly nomore than 1 8 of a turn at a time until the sound is accept able Besurethatthe...

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Page 97: ...screen Touch the screen to navigate between screens choose programmingoptions andenterdata Allprogrammingoptions aresetatthefactory Ifyoumakechangesandthescreenhasa SAVEbox thechangestakeeffectwhenyou...

Page 98: ...crophone setup time zone select System Admin Auditing SystemConfiguration view if Rowelink controllers are Inactive or Enabled viewSoftwareVersionInformation set Date and Time set Background Music Del...

Page 99: ...tic Network Diagnostic Application logs Update Controller Touching the Force Update button initiates a full system update Configuration Summary View summary of Last Collection Credit Pricing Play Song...

Page 100: ...ox will lead you to our Operator Screens The MAIN MENU SCREEN is the main operator screen All setup programming can be reached from here Touch quit to exit the service mode and return to the MUSIC SEL...

Page 101: ...rntothepreviousscreen COLLECTION This screen displays the current and previous col lectionandplaytotals Aftercollectingthemoney touch CollectNOW toaddcurrentperiodtotalsto ALLperiods transfertotalsfro...

Page 102: ...irst inFirst out or Random Thebuttonwillturnorangewhentouchedtoindicate anactivechoice Touch back toreturntothepreviousscreen PRICINGOPTIONS Sets up pricing for selections Thebuttonwillturnorangewhent...

Page 103: ...ttonwillturnorangewhentouchedtoindicatean activechoice IfthephonographisidleandAutoplay isON arandomselectionwillplayevery15 20 or30 minutes Touchtheintervaltoselectit Touch back toreturntotheprevious...

Page 104: ...CLEARCREDITS CLEARQUEUE Touchanorangebuttontoclearallcreditsorthesong queue Touch back toreturntothepreviousscreen RECOVERCREDITS RECOVERQUEUE This screen is used to access the recover screens Touch b...

Page 105: ...F or ON The button will turn orange when touched to indicateanactivechoice To change the number of minutes touch Change Interval Usethekeypadtoenterthenewvalue then touchCHANGE If you make a mistake t...

Page 106: ...ON The button will turn orange when touched to indicateanactivechoice To change the number of minutes touch Change Interval Usethekeypadtoenterthenewvalue then touchCHANGE If you make a mistake touch...

Page 107: ...GNOSTICS This screen is used to access the hardware and diagnosticscreens Touch back toreturntothepreviousscreen CALIBRATE TOUCHSCREEN When this screen appears close the phonograph top door and follow...

Page 108: ...NFIGURATION This screen displays the status of the Rowelink modules and the software version of the jukebox Youcannotchangethedateandtime Selectyourtimezonebyrepeatedlytouchingthedisplayedzone thentou...

Page 109: ...e a default setting of 2 4 db per frequency Use the slider bar to change the settings A room with carpet and drapery is a soft or highly absorbentlocation Acrowdedroomisalsohighly absorbent Theselocat...

Page 110: ...cesconnectedtothem TheAudioVolumePresetsoutputsareadjustabletomatchtheoutputleveloftheAudio VideoControllertothe specifiedinputlevelofdifferentPowerAmplifiers The60 factorysettingisfortheRowe1000wattE...

Page 111: ...n it toggles between muted and not muted A red button with a yellow check mark indicatesmuted Thefactorysettinghastheoutputs and inputs muted in the standby and background modes Mode 1 Audio Thisiswhe...

Page 112: ...orAUX shallberoutedtotheCH1 CH2 CH3 and CH4 SIGNAL OUTPUTS RCA jacks on the Audio Video Controller for each of thefouraudiomodes Audio Standby Background andMicrophone Whenyoutouchabutton ittogglesbe...

Page 113: ...ay selections have separate volumes and each type can only be adjusted when that type is playing If you wanttolockAutoplaysatavolume thenwhileanAutoplayisplaying adjustthevolumethenselect LockedAutopl...

Page 114: ...utoplay on or off PAUSE Pausesselectionforamaximumof10minutesoruntilpauseispushedasecondtime whichevercomesfirst REJECT Allows IR remote to cancel selection playing INPUTSELECT SelectsadifferentFront...

Page 115: ...chesas needed Whenyoutouchabutton ittogglesbetweenenabled and disabled A red button with a yellow check mark indicates enabled The factory setting enables all switches except Credit on all 4 VCU s Ify...

Page 116: ...is keyed The factory settingsare33 Thelowerthevalue themoreitdrops Tochangeavalue touchitandtheKeypadwindow willappearonthescreen Followdirectionsonpage 9 12forusingtheKeypadandsavingthevalue s you en...

Page 117: ...21 SYSTEMSETTINGS Aread onlyscreenshowingthesystemsettingsand status NETWORKSETTINGS Aread onlyscreentheshowingnetworksettingsand status SYSTEMDIAGNOSTICS Thisscreenisusedtoaccessthediagnosticscreens...

Page 118: ...ph 10 22 21822662 QUICKDIAGNOSTICS Aread onlyscreenusedfordiagnostics NETWORKDIAGNOSTICS Aread onlyscreenusedfordiagnostics APPLICATIONLOGS Aread onlyscreenusedfordiagnostics Touch back toreturntothep...

Page 119: ...otusethe ForceUpdate feature without prior approval from Customer Service CONFIGURATIONSUMMARY Aread onlyscreen MUSICFILTER Categorieswithacheckmarkwillnotbeplayedon this machine Place or remove a che...

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Page 121: ...groundMusic IftheBGMunithasavolumecontrol increaseituntilthemusicstarts todistort thenreduceitalittlewayspastwhereitnolongerdistorts IftheBGMunitdoesnothaveavolumecontrol andtheBGMmusicsoundsgood i e...

Page 122: ...umecontroloneachRowemicrophoneyouareaddingtomaximum anddoatestpage withthem RemoveanydistortionbyloweringthecorrespondingmicrophonevolumeonthephonographVolume ControlUnit Thendothefollowingtodisableth...

Page 123: ...no orUnchanged ThefactorysettingofUnchangeddoesnotswitchfront endinputswhenamicrophoneiskeyed Dothefollowingifyouwantaspecificfront endinput elseTouchQuit Touch Audio Modes to view Audio Modes Input S...

Page 124: ...HELD BALANCE MICROPHONE BALANCE MICROPHONE UNBALANCE MICROPHONE UNBALANCE MICROPHONE MIC LEVEL ADJUST PUSH TO PUSH TO TALK SWITCH PUSH TO PUSH TO TALK SWITCH PUSH TO PUSH TO TALK SWITCH MOMENTARY INTE...

Page 125: ...ge choices until it shows Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Touch SAVE arrow to record your changes Touch BACK arrow to return to Hardware Setup Touch Quit TWO MONO ZONES and ONE STEREO ZONE This requires a second ampl...

Page 126: ...Parameters screen Repeatedly Touch the Channel Linkage choices until it shows Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Touch SAVE arrow to record your changes Touch BACK arrow to return to Hardware Setup Touch Quit TWO STERE...

Page 127: ...ariousscreens Whenthisisthecase a pop up keypad will appear on the screen with a value in it from the space you touched Touch C to clear thevalue enterthevaluedesired andpressOK TheDkeydeletesthelastd...

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Page 129: ...L VIEW 1000 WATT STUDIO SOUND 11 12 SHELL ASSEMBLY INTERNAL VIEW 1000 WATT 2 CHANNEL PREAMP 11 13 CORE COMPUTER ASSEMBLY 11 18 I O SUBASSEMBLY LEFT 11 20 I O SUBASSEMBLY RIGHT 11 21 INTERMEDIATE BOARD...

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Page 131: ...mn lists the part number to use when ordering replacement parts or making inquiries Description This column gives a word description of each part or assembly Each item is indented to show its relation...

Page 132: ...11 4 21822662 Figure 11 1 Main Door Assembly External View 7 FLAT SCREEN Internet Jukebox 1 2 3 4 5 Starlink Starlink 6...

Page 133: ...ey 1 22148002 Center Door Panel Black Grey 1 2 22149202 03 Lower Logo Glass 02 Lavender background 03 Red Orange background 1 3 22148102 01 Lens Wing Left 01 Translucent White 02 Translucent 1 4 22148...

Page 134: ...11 6 21822662 Internet Jukebox 1 2 3 4 5 Starlink Starlink 6 7 Figure 11 1A Main Door Assembly External View 15 FLAT SCREEN...

Page 135: ...Door Panel Black Grey 1 2 22149202 03 Lower Logo Glass 02 Lavender background 03 Red Orange background 1 3 22148102 01 Lens Wing Left 01 Translucent White 02 Translucent 1 4 22148202 01 Lens Wing Rig...

Page 136: ...11 8 21822662 Figure 11 2 Main Door Assembly Internal View 4 5 23 24 7 6 8 9 10 21 12 13 22 11 20 15 16 14 3 2 1 17 18 19 17 Flat Screen 25 15 Flat Screen...

Page 137: ...y Side 1 80443006 8 32 x 3 8 Hex WRHMS SF 8 7 22149501 Strike Door 2 80443006 8 32 x 3 8 Hex WRHMS 6 8 22117201 Clip Neon Bulb for Black Phonographs 6 22117201 Clip Neon Bulb for Silver Phonographs 4...

Page 138: ...RHMS SF 1 22 22148901 Hinge Door 1 80443006 8 32 x 3 8 Hex WRHMS 9 23 34041501 Bracket Chute Mounting Door 1 89293006 8 x 3 8 Hex WRHS Hi Lo 3 24 40927601 Chute Coin Door 1 80443006 8 32 x 3 8 Hex WRH...

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Page 140: ...11 12 21822662 Figure 11 3 Shell Assembly Internal View 1000 Watt Studio Sound 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 4...

Page 141: ...11 13 21822662 7 8 Figure 11 3A Shell Assembly Internal View 1000 Watt 2 Channel Preamp...

Page 142: ...4 21822662 Figure 11 3B Shell Assembly Internal View 1000 Watt Studio Sound and 1000 Watt 2 Channel Preamp 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Components in this view are common to the Studio Sound and 2 Channel Pre...

Page 143: ...8701 Preamp Assembly 2 Channel 1 8 34032903 VolumeControlUnitfor1000WattStudioSound 1 22145604 Switch and Volume Control Assembly for 1000 Watt 2 Channel Preamp 1 86663610 8 x 5 8 Hex WRHS Type 17 4 9...

Page 144: ...Figure 11 11 1 22146501 Bracket Audio Output Transformer 1 22121701 Carriage Bolt 4 87844400 10 32 Keps Nut 4 25 40926001 Rowelink Controller Assembly See Figure 11 12 1 86663610 8 x 5 8 Hex WRHS Typ...

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Page 146: ...11 18 21822662 Figure 11 4 Core Computer Assembly 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27...

Page 147: ...Internal Lock 4 12 22145301 I O Sub assembly Left Computer See Figure 11 5 1 13 22144101 Door Assembly Drive Computer See Figure 11 8 1 14 22132214 Cable Assembly Dr Rib CC Hard Dr 1 15 34037802 Cable...

Page 148: ...I O Sub assembly Left Computer Ref Part No Description Qty 22145301 I O Sub assembly Left Computer Ref 1 22144901 Bracket Left I O Board Mounting 1 2 61137001 CBA 10 Interface Slot 2 1 3 80443006 8 32...

Page 149: ...O Sub assembly Right Computer Ref Part No Description Qty 22145401 I O Sub assembly Right Computer Ref 1 22145001 Bracket Right I O Board Mounting 1 2 61137001 CBA 10 Interface Slot 1 1 3 80443006 8 3...

Page 150: ...embly Ref Part No Description Qty 22150601 Intermediate Board Sub assembly Ref 1 22145101 Bracket Board Mounting Computer 1 2 70500209 Spacer Self Retaining 8 Nylon 4 3 34040201 CBA Interconnect Hard...

Page 151: ...Ref 1 22144801 Bracket Drive Bay Mounting 2 2 xxxxxxx 6 32 Screw Supplied With Hard Drive Bay 4 3 22144701 Hinge Door 1 4 80443004 8 32 x 1 4 Hex WRHMS SF 9 5 22144201 Door Drive 1 6 80321606 4 40 x...

Page 152: ...32 x 3 8 Hex WRHMS SF 12 3 30785702 Switch Rocker DPST 1 4 80713010 8 32 x 5 8 Hex WRHMS SEMS 2 5 22118701 Power Inlet IEC 320 C 14 1 6 21375902 Outlet Convenience 2 7 70073609 Circuit Breaker 6 Amp...

Page 153: ...CH4 CH3 CH4 SIG NAL OUTPUTS CH4 OUTPUT CH3 INVERT SIG NAL OUTPUT CH2 OUTPUT CH1 INVERT SIG NAL OUTPUT CH1 NON INVERT SIG NAL CH3 NON INVERT SIG NAL OUTPUT AUX INPUT CHANNELS 1 2 3 4 AC GND GND AC GND...

Page 154: ...gure 11 11 2 CHANNEL PREAMP Ref Part No Description Qty FOR 1000 WATT 2 CHANNEL ONLY 61138701 2 Channel Preamp Assembly Ref 1 61138601 PreampCover 1 2 40928701 Preamp Base 1 NOTSHOWN 21620706 JumperPl...

Page 155: ...108 OutputTransformerAssembly Ref 1 61133101 Chassis Audio Output 1 2 40633503 Transformer Output 2 3 30426701 BindingPostStrip 2 4 30426706 BindingPostStrip 1 80442306 6 32x3 8ThreadForm 6 5 70233206...

Page 156: ...t No Description Qty 40926001 Rowelink Controller Assembly Ref 1 40925801 Base Rowelink Controller 1 2 61135701 CBA Rowelink Controller 1 3 80713008 8 32 x 5 16 Hex WRHMS SEMS 8 4 80443008 8 32 x 1 2...

Page 157: ...nger Bracket Assembly Ref Part No Description Qty 61114002 Hanger Bracket Assembly Ref 1 87843700 10 32 Hex Keps Nut 4 2 34015401 Standoff Hanger 4 3 61114102 Hanger Weld Assembly 1 4 89973724 10 32 x...

Page 158: ...slave amplifiers before or after volume control 30632201 Remote Volume and Cancel This remote stereo volume control includes a cancel Control button This kit does not include a cable A 3 conduc tor ca...

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